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Get access to your organization’s resources and keep them secure.
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Company Portal is the companion app for devices managed through Microsoft Intune. It gives access to corporate apps and resources, and it is aimed at employees whose organization already runs Intune. The listing says the company must already subscribe to Microsoft Intune, and an IT administrator must set up your account before the app can be used.
Enrollment is done with a work account, not a personal one. The listing presents this as a requirement, so the app is only useful to someone whose employer has set up Intune for them.
The build we hold is Intune Company Portal 5.0.7117.0 (APK) for Android 8.0 and up.
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Enrollment is the step that connects a phone or tablet to the organization's Intune setup. The listing says enrolling is what gives access to corporate resources, so nothing behind the company's controls is available until this is done.
Once enrolled, the device appears in the app's own list, which is where the other management functions are found.
The app lets you browse the apps your organization offers and install them directly. It is a way to get work software onto the device without searching for it in a public store.
Which apps appear depends on what the IT department has made available to your account.
The app shows every device you have enrolled, so you can see what is connected to your work account in one view. The listing also lets you change your work account password from inside the app, and view contact details for your IT department.
The listing says that questions about the app, including the company's privacy policy, should go to your IT administrator rather than to Microsoft, your network operator or your device manufacturer.
From the device list you can unenroll a device from Intune or remotely wipe it. Unenrolling removes the device from the company's management, and the listing notes that it must be unenrolled before Company Portal itself can be uninstalled.
The listing points to a Microsoft documentation page on using an Android device with Intune for further steps.